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共享经济市场报告:2031 年趋势、预测与竞争分析

Sharing Economy Market Report: Trends, Forecast and Competitive Analysis to 2031

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简介目录

全球共享经济市场前景光明,个人和企业市场都充满机会。预计2025年至2031年期间,全球共享经济市场的复合年增长率将达到18.2%。该市场的主要驱动力包括对经济高效解决方案的需求不断增长、环保意识不断增强以及技术进步日新月异。

  • Lucintel 预测,在预测期内,共享交通将在类型上达到最高成长。
  • 根据应用,预计公司将实现高速成长。
  • 根据地区来看,预计亚太地区将在预测期内实现最高成长。

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共享经济市场新趋势

共享经济市场正被一系列新兴趋势所定义,这些趋势反映了不断变化的消费者需求、技术能力以及更广泛的社会环境。这些趋势正在塑造日益流行的共享服务类型、服务交付方式以及共享经济的整体效应。主要趋势包括:对永续性和循环经济模式的日益关注、人工智慧 (AI) 和个人化的深入应用、利基和超当地语系化共享平台的兴起、共享经济与传统经营模式之间界限的模糊,以及持续的争议和法规的演变。

  • 更重视永续性和循环经济模式:消费者日益关注永续性,这推动了基于永续性和资源效率的共享服务需求。这促进了共用商品(例如服装、工具)和出行解决方案(例如电动车、共享单车)平台的蓬勃发展,有助于减少单一物品所有权并促进循环经济。例如,允许使用者出租閒置物品的平台有助于形成更永续的消费模式。这一趋势正在重塑共享经济,凸显其潜在的环境效益。
  • 人工智慧与个人化融合程度不断提升:人工智慧正日益融入共享经济平台,以个人化提案、动态定价和高效的供需匹配等形式提升用户体验。例如,人工智慧演算法可以监测用户行为,并推荐合适的共乘方案或租赁房源。这一趋势使共享体验更加便利和个人化,进而提升用户参与度和平台效率。
  • 利基和超当地语系化共享平台:早期的共享经济巨头涉足交通和住宿设施等广泛领域。然而,针对特定需求和社区的利基和超当地语系化本地化平台正在兴起。这些平台涵盖专业机械、週边资源以及本地技能共用平台。这一趋势将使共享经济更加多元化,并促进以社群为基础的互动。
  • 传统经营模式与共享经济之间的界线正在模糊:现有企业正越来越多地将共享经济理念融入自身运营,推出自己的共享服务或与其他平台合作。例如,现有的汽车租赁业者可能会添加P2P功能,而饭店可能会与短期租赁平台合作。这种业务融合可能会鼓励更多混合经营模式,并促进现有企业更广泛地采用共享理念。
  • 持续的争论和不断演变的法规:世界各国政府和监管机构仍在努力探索如何更好地监管共享经济,解决从工人分类、消费者保护到对现有产业影响等一系列问题。这些持续的争论以及由此引发的法规演变对共享经济平台的营运环境和未来发展产生了重大影响,导致经营模式和服务内容频繁变化。

这些新趋势正在透过推动创新、鼓励永续性、改善用户体验和影响法律规范来改变共享经济市场,使其日益多样化、综合化,并能满足个人和社会的需求。

共享经济市场的最新趋势

共享经济市场目前正在经历几项重大发展,这些发展正在塑造其方向和影响:共享平台上的零工工作日益专业化,更加重视安全和信任建立机制,共享模式进一步渗透到交通和住宿以外的新领域,更加关注共享的社会和社区方面,并不断完善经营模式以实现盈利和永续性。

  • 零工职业化程度日益提升:零工最初被认为是一种非正式的兼职,但随着零工工作者越来越多地将共享平台作为全职或主要收入来源,它正朝着更专业化的方向发展。这一趋势为共享经济带来了更高的社会福利、更稳定的收入和更广阔的职业发展空间,迫使平台思考新的员工参与和支持模式。
  • 更重视安全和信任建设:在共享经济中,安全和信任问题至关重要。在最新趋势中,平台正在大力投资身份验证、背景调查、保险和争议解决流程,以促进用户安全并在成员之间建立信任。这种关注对于共享服务的长期永续性和主流化至关重要。
  • 多元化拓展新市场:共享经济模式正在从共乘和住房等传统领域扩展到许多新领域。近期的例子包括商品(例如工具、休閒用品)、服务(例如自由职业、护理)甚至空间(共用停车位、储物空间)的共享平台,这表明协同消费正在蓬勃发展。
  • 更重视社交和社区方面:虽然人们普遍关注经济奖励,但共享经济的社会和社区建设机会也正在被认可。一些平台正在透过鼓励互动、在地资讯交流和建立个人关係方面,在用户之间创造社群,从而丰富其整体价值提案,超越单纯的交易。
  • 转变经营模式,追求盈利:大多数早期共享经济企业都以爆炸性成长为目标,这往往以牺牲盈利为代价。新兴趋势表明,企业正在转向更永续的经营模式,平台正在探索透过价格优化、服务多元化以及更注重单位经济效益来提高盈利的方法。这种转变对于共享经济的长期永续性至关重要。

这些趋势透过促进工人福利、用户保护、行业多元化、社区创建以及对财务永续性的关注,对共享经济市场产生了深远的影响。市场正在不断发展和成熟,以应对协作消费带来的威胁和机会。

目录

第一章执行摘要

第二章 全球共享经济市场:市场动态

  • 简介、背景和分类
  • 供应链
  • 产业驱动力与挑战

第三章市场趋势与预测分析(2019-2031)

  • 宏观经济趋势(2019-2024)及预测(2025-2031)
  • 全球共享经济市场趋势(2019-2024)及预测(2025-2031)
  • 全球共享经济市场类型
    • 共享交通
    • 共享空间
    • 共享服务
    • 其他的
  • 全球共享经济市场(按应用)
    • 个人
    • 公司

第四章区域市场趋势与预测分析(2019-2031)

  • 按地区
  • 北美洲
  • 欧洲
  • 亚太地区
  • 其他地区

第五章 竞争分析

  • 产品系列分析
  • 营运整合
  • 波特五力分析

第六章 成长机会与策略分析

  • 成长机会分析
    • 按类型
    • 按用途
    • 按地区
  • 全球共享经济市场新趋势
  • 战略分析
    • 新产品开发
    • 全球共享经济市场容量不断扩大
    • 全球共享经济市场中的合併、收购与合资企业
    • 认证和许可

第七章主要企业简介

  • Didi
  • Uber
  • Lyft
  • Grab
  • Bolt
  • Caocao Global
  • Zipcar
  • Car2go
  • Getaround
  • SIXT
简介目录

The future of the global sharing economy market looks promising with opportunities in the individual and enterprise markets. The global sharing economy market is expected to grow with a CAGR of 18.2% from 2025 to 2031. The major drivers for this market are the rising demand for cost-effective solutions, the growing environmental awareness, and the increasing technological advancements.

  • Lucintel forecasts that, within the type category, shared transportation is expected to witness the highest growth over the forecast period.
  • Within the application category, enterprise is expected to witness higher growth.
  • In terms of region, APAC is expected to witness the highest growth over the forecast period.

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Emerging Trends in the Sharing Economy Market

The sharing economy market is being defined by a number of emerging trends that mirror the changing needs of consumers, the potential of technology, and the wider societal context. These trends are shaping the kinds of sharing services that are becoming popular, how these services are being delivered, and the overall effect of the sharing economy. Five main trends are the rising emphasis on sustainability and circular economy frameworks, the deepening use of artificial intelligence (AI) and personalization, the emergence of niche and hyper-local sharing platforms, the conflation of lines between the sharing economy and traditional business models, and the constant debate and shaping of regulatory structures.

  • Growing Emphasis on Sustainability & Circular Economy Models: Consumers are increasingly driven by sustainability concerns, which are fueling demand for sharing services that are based on sustainability and efficiency with regard to resources. This is encouraging growth in platforms for shared goods (e.g., apparel, tools) and mobility solutions (e.g., electric cars, bike-sharing) that cut down on single-ownership and encourage a circular economy. For instance, platforms allowing users to rent out their underutilized items contribute to a more sustainable consumption pattern. This trend is reshaping the sharing economy by emphasizing its potential environmental benefits.
  • Increasing Integration of Artificial Intelligence & Personalization: AI is increasingly being integrated into sharing economy platforms to increase user experience in the form of personalized suggestions, dynamic pricing, and effective matching of demand and supply. For instance, AI algorithms can monitor user behavior to recommend appropriate ride-sharing alternatives or rental properties. This trend makes sharing experiences more convenient and personalized, potentially leading to increased user engagement and effectiveness of the platforms.
  • Niche & Hyper-Local Sharing Platforms: Early sharing economy titans launched with wide categories such as transportation and accommodation. However, niche and hyper-local platforms targeting specific needs and communities are on the rise. This ranges from platforms sharing specialized machinery, neighborhood resources, or local skills. Neighbors connecting to share tools or provide neighborhood services is an example of increasing popularity. This trend makes the sharing economy more diversified and promotes community-based interactions.
  • Blurring the Lines Between Traditional Business Models & Sharing Economy: Established players are increasingly adapting sharing economy concepts into their operations, either through launching their own sharing services or collaborating with other platforms. Examples include established car rental businesses adding peer-to-peer rental capabilities or hotels aligning with short-term rental platforms. This blending of operations can promote more hybrid business models and the broader implementation of sharing concepts by established players.
  • Continuing Debate & Evolution of Regimens: Governments and regulatory authorities across the globe are still wrestling with how best to regulate the sharing economy, tackling concerns ranging from worker classification, consumer protection, to their effects on incumbent industries. Such a continuing debate and the accompanying evolution of the regimens are having a large influence on the operational environment and future development of sharing economy platforms, frequently bringing about changes to business models and services offered.

These new trends are transforming the sharing economy market by promoting innovation, encouraging sustainability, improving user experiences, and affecting the regulatory framework. The market is increasingly becoming diverse, integrated, and responsive to individual as well as societal needs.

Recent Developments in the Sharing Economy Market

The sharing economy market is presently witnessing some major developments that are shaping its course and effect. Five such developments are the growing professionalization of gig work on sharing platforms, the intensifying emphasis on safety and trust-building mechanisms, the increasing spread of sharing models to new areas outside of transportation and accommodation, the increased focus on the social and community dimensions of sharing, and the continued refinements in business models for profitability and sustainability.

  • Growing Professionalization of Gig Work: The initial view of gig work as informal side hustles is shifting towards a more professionalized segment, as gig workers increasingly use sharing platforms as full-time or core sources of income. This trend is creating pressures for improved benefits, more secure incomes, and improved career trajectories within the sharing economy, which are in turn compelling platforms to look into new models of worker participation and assistance.
  • Increasing Emphasis on Safety and Trust Building: Safety and trust issues have taken center stage in the sharing economy. The latest trends involve platforms investing heavily in identity verification, background checks, insurance protection, and dispute resolution processes to promote user safety and trust building among their members. This emphasis is essential for the long-term sustainability and mainstreaming of sharing services.
  • Diversification into New Markets: The model of the sharing economy is being extended to more and more new sectors outside of conventional sectors such as ride-sharing and housing. New examples in recent times are platforms for sharing goods (e.g., tools, leisure equipment), services (e.g., freelance work, care), and even space (e.g., parking spaces, storage areas), pointing towards increased collaborative consumption.
  • Increased Focus on Social and Community Dimensions: Although typically focused on economic incentives, increasingly there is an acknowledgment of the social and community-building opportunities of the sharing economy. Certain platforms are creating a community among users through aspects that promote interaction, exchange of local information, and the establishment of personal relationships, enriching the overall value proposition above mere transaction.
  • Business Model Changes for Profitability: Most of the early sharing economy businesses were geared toward explosive growth, often at the cost of profitability. New trends indicate a move towards more sustainable business models, with platforms seeking ways to become profitable through price optimization, diversification of services, and increased emphasis on unit economics. This change is vital for the long-term sustainability of the sharing economy.

These trends are having a considerable influence on the sharing economy market by promoting a higher emphasis on worker welfare, user protection, diversification of the sector, community creation, and financial sustainability. The market is evolving and becoming mature in order to confront both the threats and opportunities presented by collaborative consumption.

Strategic Growth Opportunities in the Sharing Economy Market

Strategic growth opportunities in the sharing economy market are emerging across a number of major applications, as a result of changing customer needs and innovations. Five such significant opportunities for growth by application are the building of integrated mobility-as-a-service (MaaS) platforms, peer-to-peer rental marketplaces for various goods, shared workspaces and co-living spaces, platforms for sharing local services and skills, and the adoption of sharing economy models in healthcare and education.

  • Integrated Mobility-as-a-Service Platforms: Blending different forms of transportation (ride-sharing, bike-sharing, public transport) into a convenient one-stop platform presents a huge growth opportunity. Maas platforms can streamline journey routes, offer effortless payment facilities, and promote shared mobility services, minimizing private vehicle ownership and making urban mobility more sustainable.
  • Peer-to-Peer Rental Marketplaces for General Goods: Going beyond accommodations and cars to develop strong peer-to-peer rental marketplaces for various goods, like tools, sports equipment, electronics, and clothing, is a huge growth prospect. Such marketplaces can be used by consumers who require occasional access to items without the ownership cost and environmental footprint, developing a circular economy.
  • Co-living Spaces and Shared Workspaces: Demand for flexible, community-based working and living space is increasing. Increasing shared workspace platforms and building new co-living models with affordability, flexibility, and social engagement are promising growth areas, especially in cities with high real estate prices.
  • Local Skills and Service Sharing Platforms: Bringing together people in a community to share local services and skills, such as home repairs, gardening, tutoring, or creative arts, presents a development opportunity that capitalizes on idle resources and supports local economic activity. These platforms can enable individuals to earn a living and enjoy affordable services at the neighborhood level.
  • Sharing Economy Models in Healthcare and Education: Applying sharing economy models to sectors such as healthcare (e.g., peer-to-peer support networks, shared medical equipment) and education (e.g., peer tutoring platforms, shared learning resources) offers innovative opportunities for growth. These models have the potential to enhance access, affordability, and efficiency in traditionally less adaptable sectors.

These strategic development opportunities are transforming the sharing economy market by fostering diversification into non-core transport and accommodation provision. The concentration on integrated mobility, peer-to-peer goods hiring, shared environments, local services, and implementation of sharing patterns in new segments is broadening the scope and potential of sharing economy to manage a broader extent of consumer need and societal imperatives.

Sharing Economy Market Driver and Challenges

The sharing economy market is shaped by a multifaceted interaction of technological, economic, and regulatory forces that serve as both the primary drivers for its growth and the primary challenges to its sustainability and adoption. It is essential for stakeholders in this market to understand these dynamics. The drivers generally drive the growth and innovation in the sharing economy, whereas the challenges may slow it down and raise questions about its overall impact.

The factors responsible for driving the sharing economy market include:

1. Technological Innovation and Cellular Connectivity: Smartphones' increasing popularity, availability of high-speed internet, and advanced platform technologies have been instrumental in the emergence of the sharing economy, which has facilitated convenient connections between buyers and sellers, made transactions simpler, and instilled trust using rating and reviewing mechanisms.

2. Economic Pressure and Cost-Consciousness: Economic crises and a cost-conscious consumption trend persuade many to embrace cheaper options of the sharing economy, including pooled transportation and accommodations, as compared to ownership or service modes.

3. Rising Environmental Consciousness: Growing environmental consciousness and the need for more sustainable living are propelling the use of sharing services that minimize the consumption of resources, including car-sharing, bike-sharing, and goods rental, which is in line with the concepts of a circular economy.

4. Idle Capacity and Underutilized Assets: Sharing economy thrives on monetizing idle capacity or underutilized assets such as an available room, an individual's car, or underutilized time and capabilities. Economically attractive capacity and opportunities await those platforms that well connect asset owners with consumers needing short-term access or service.

5. Shift in Consumer Preferences and Flexibility: Contemporary consumers are increasingly prioritizing flexibility, convenience, and access over ownership. The sharing economy provides on-demand services and temporary access to a variety of resources, which suits these changing lifestyles and preferences.

Challenges in the sharing economy market are:

1. Regulatory Uncertainty and Resistance: The sharing economy tends to exist in regulatory gray areas, and is resisted by traditional industries and resented by governments over worker rights, taxation, and public safety. This uncertainty and resistance can stifle growth and require substantial business model adjustments.

2. Safety and Trust Issues: Guaranteeing the security and safety of users and the dependability of services are essential issues for sharing economy platforms. Safety, fraud, or misrepresentation incidents can destroy trust and harm the reputation and development of the market.

3. Effect on Conventional Industries and Employment: The growth of the sharing economy might disrupt conventional industries (e.g., hotels, taxi services) and create job displacement and destruction of conventional employment models concerns, thus causing resistance and regulatory calls.

All these drivers and challenges together form the sharing economy market. Technological advancements, economic pressures, environmental awareness, the mobilization of underutilized assets, and changing consumer preferences fuel its growth and innovation. However, regulatory hurdles, trust and safety concerns, and the impact on traditional industries pose significant challenges that need to be addressed through thoughtful regulation, robust safety measures, and a consideration of the broader economic and social implications to ensure the sustainable and equitable development of the sharing economy.

List of Sharing Economy Companies

Companies in the market compete on the basis of product quality offered. Major players in this market focus on expanding their manufacturing facilities, R&D investments, infrastructural development, and leverage integration opportunities across the value chain. With these strategies sharing economy companies cater increasing demand, ensure competitive effectiveness, develop innovative products & technologies, reduce production costs, and expand their customer base. Some of the sharing economy companies profiled in this report include-

  • Didi
  • Uber
  • Lyft
  • Grab
  • Bolt
  • Caocao Global
  • Zipcar
  • Car2go
  • Getaround
  • SIXT

Sharing Economy Market by Segment

The study includes a forecast for the global sharing economy market by type, application, and region.

Sharing Economy Market by Type [Value from 2019 to 2031]:

  • Shared Transportation
  • Shared Space
  • Shared Service
  • Others

Sharing Economy Market by Application [Value from 2019 to 2031]:

  • Individual
  • Enterprise

Sharing Economy Market by Region [Value from 2019 to 2031]:

  • North America
  • Europe
  • Asia Pacific
  • The Rest of the World

Country Wise Outlook for the Sharing Economy Market

The sharing economy market illustrate ongoing development beyond initial success with ride-sharing and accommodation. The market is maturing, encountering more regulatory oversight, and evolving to meet shifting consumer tastes and economic realities. Sustainability issues are fueling interest in shared goods and mobility, and technological developments are facilitating more varied and effective sharing platforms. In 2024 and early 2025, we see more attention paid to niche sharing services, the convergence of sharing economy models and traditional businesses, and continued debates over worker classification and effects on local economies in major markets worldwide.

  • United States: The US sharing economy market is still led by ride-sharing and short-term rental, but newer trends include expanding peer-to-peer marketplaces for goods and services, e.g., outdoor equipment rental and freelance task sites. Worker classification issues (gig workers as employees vs. independent contractors) remain regulatory concerns. More interest also arises in green sharing options, such as electric scooter and bicycle-sharing programs, especially in city environments.
  • China: China's sharing economy market, which was once booming across different sectors, has experienced some consolidation and stricter regulation. Recent trends include a more assertive government emphasis on promoting fair competition and consumer protection in the sharing economy. Ride-sharing and bike-sharing continue to be major, but there is also expansion in shared power banks, shared office space, and platforms matching local service providers with consumers. Data security and privacy are primary regulatory issues.
  • Germany: German sharing economy market is more conservative in nature than the US or Chinese one, being highly focused on regulation and defense of workers' rights. New developments have been the expansion of car-sharing and e-scooter-sharing in urban areas, often combined with public transportation systems. Neighborhood-based sharing for goods and skills also gains traction, driven by local online platforms.
  • India: India's sharing economy market is growing very fast, fueled by growing internet penetration and a vast youth population. Ride-sharing and bike-sharing lead the way, but shared mobility solutions such as auto-rickshaw aggregation are also seeing considerable traction. Furniture, appliances, and even clothing rental market is growing. Challenges are in ensuring safety and security, and also regulating the in formalness of some sharing activities.
  • Japan: Japan sharing economy market has experienced less aggressive growth, subject to cultural orientations toward ownership and traditional business habits. New developments have involved the incremental extension of ride-sharing operations in specific geographies subject to regulatory limits, and peer-to-peer accommodation rentals in tourism hubs. Interest in sharing platforms for specialized items such as luxury cameras or branded clothing, supporting unique consumer needs, is also on the rise.

Features of the Global Sharing Economy Market

Market Size Estimates: Sharing economy market size estimation in terms of value ($B).

Trend and Forecast Analysis: Market trends (2019 to 2024) and forecast (2025 to 2031) by various segments and regions.

Segmentation Analysis: Sharing economy market size by type, application, and region in terms of value ($B).

Regional Analysis: Sharing economy market breakdown by North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and Rest of the World.

Growth Opportunities: Analysis of growth opportunities in different type, application, and regions for the sharing economy market.

Strategic Analysis: This includes M&A, new product development, and competitive landscape of the sharing economy market.

Analysis of competitive intensity of the industry based on Porter's Five Forces model.

This report answers following 11 key questions:

  • Q.1. What are some of the most promising, high-growth opportunities for the sharing economy market by type (shared transportation, shared space, shared service, and others), application (individual and enterprise), and region (North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and the Rest of the World)?
  • Q.2. Which segments will grow at a faster pace and why?
  • Q.3. Which region will grow at a faster pace and why?
  • Q.4. What are the key factors affecting market dynamics? What are the key challenges and business risks in this market?
  • Q.5. What are the business risks and competitive threats in this market?
  • Q.6. What are the emerging trends in this market and the reasons behind them?
  • Q.7. What are some of the changing demands of customers in the market?
  • Q.8. What are the new developments in the market? Which companies are leading these developments?
  • Q.9. Who are the major players in this market? What strategic initiatives are key players pursuing for business growth?
  • Q.10. What are some of the competing products in this market and how big of a threat do they pose for loss of market share by material or product substitution?
  • Q.11. What M&A activity has occurred in the last 5 years and what has its impact been on the industry?

Table of Contents

1. Executive Summary

2. Global Sharing Economy Market : Market Dynamics

  • 2.1: Introduction, Background, and Classifications
  • 2.2: Supply Chain
  • 2.3: Industry Drivers and Challenges

3. Market Trends and Forecast Analysis from 2019 to 2031

  • 3.1. Macroeconomic Trends (2019-2024) and Forecast (2025-2031)
  • 3.2. Global Sharing Economy Market Trends (2019-2024) and Forecast (2025-2031)
  • 3.3: Global Sharing Economy Market by Type
    • 3.3.1: Shared Transportation
    • 3.3.2: Shared Space
    • 3.3.3: Shared Service
    • 3.3.4: Others
  • 3.4: Global Sharing Economy Market by Application
    • 3.4.1: Individual
    • 3.4.2: Enterprise

4. Market Trends and Forecast Analysis by Region from 2019 to 2031

  • 4.1: Global Sharing Economy Market by Region
  • 4.2: North American Sharing Economy Market
    • 4.2.1: North American Market by Type: Shared Transportation, Shared Space, Shared Service, and Others
    • 4.2.2: North American Market by Application: Individual and Enterprise
  • 4.3: European Sharing Economy Market
    • 4.3.1: European Market by Type: Shared Transportation, Shared Space, Shared Service, and Others
    • 4.3.2: European Market by Application: Individual and Enterprise
  • 4.4: APAC Sharing Economy Market
    • 4.4.1: APAC Market by Type: Shared Transportation, Shared Space, Shared Service, and Others
    • 4.4.2: APAC Market by Application: Individual and Enterprise
  • 4.5: ROW Sharing Economy Market
    • 4.5.1: ROW Market by Type: Shared Transportation, Shared Space, Shared Service, and Others
    • 4.5.2: ROW Market by Application: Individual and Enterprise

5. Competitor Analysis

  • 5.1: Product Portfolio Analysis
  • 5.2: Operational Integration
  • 5.3: Porter's Five Forces Analysis

6. Growth Opportunities and Strategic Analysis

  • 6.1: Growth Opportunity Analysis
    • 6.1.1: Growth Opportunities for the Global Sharing Economy Market by Type
    • 6.1.2: Growth Opportunities for the Global Sharing Economy Market by Application
    • 6.1.3: Growth Opportunities for the Global Sharing Economy Market by Region
  • 6.2: Emerging Trends in the Global Sharing Economy Market
  • 6.3: Strategic Analysis
    • 6.3.1: New Product Development
    • 6.3.2: Capacity Expansion of the Global Sharing Economy Market
    • 6.3.3: Mergers, Acquisitions, and Joint Ventures in the Global Sharing Economy Market
    • 6.3.4: Certification and Licensing

7. Company Profiles of Leading Players

  • 7.1: Didi
  • 7.2: Uber
  • 7.3: Lyft
  • 7.4: Grab
  • 7.5: Bolt
  • 7.6: Caocao Global
  • 7.7: Zipcar
  • 7.8: Car2go
  • 7.9: Getaround
  • 7.10: SIXT